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SS18::SSX和BRD9调节共肉瘤的分化

Anna Kuntze1, Victor Banerjee2, Marcel Trautmann1

  • 1Gerhard-Domagk-Institute of Pathology, University Hospital Münster, 48149 Münster, Germany.

Cells
|December 24, 2025
PubMed
概括

突肉瘤 (SySa) 是由SS18::SSX驱动的,它影响BAF复合体和细胞分化. 这项研究揭示了SS18::SSX和BRD9调节上皮层-介质细胞过渡 (EMT) 因素,影响SySa瘤表型.

关键词:
在BAF复杂的 BAF复杂.这就是BRD9的原因.在E-Cadherin中使用.在EMT中,EMT是EMT.GBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFGBAFSS18::SSXX 这是一个SS18::SSX牛:一个牛.牛牛牛牛牛牛牛不同化的差异化差异化.突性肉瘤 (Synovial Sarcoma) 是一个突性肉瘤.

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